Iran Conflict Drags On: Why Canada Could Pay the Price

Iran, oil prices, tariffs, and U.S. power are colliding - and Canada may be caught in the middle of a global reset.

As Washington pivots to the Western Hemisphere, can Canada turn resources into leverage before July 1?

In this episode, we break down:

• How the Iran conflict is affecting Canadian gas prices, oil markets, and global economic stability

• Why U.S. tariffs, CUSMA uncertainty, and rules of origin could reshape Canada’s trade relationship with America

• How China, Russia, Iran, gold, BRICS, and the petrodollar factor into the next phase of global power politics

• Why the Strait of Hormuz, shipping lanes, Taiwan, and U.S. naval strategy matter for Canada’s economy

• What Mark Carney’s defence procurement decisions reveal about Canadian sovereignty and U.S. pressure

• Whether Canada’s LNG, oil, potash, fertilizer, and natural resources could become major economic advantages

• Why U.S. manufacturing reshoring, military spending, and defence contracts could change North American supply chains

• How Canada should prepare for a tougher, more transactional Western Hemisphere economy

Hosts: Jim Lang, Paul Micucci, Brian Isted

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